On 7/11/05, Joe Germuska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I've had to do something like this in the past, I didn't
> actually change the target, but rather caused the response page to
> use the new target as part of its page loading. That is, the
> response page would have an onload handler which
David Johnson wrote the following on 7/11/2005 2:23 PM:
Joe
Oh this one sounds good. I'm not sure how I'd actually DO that though.. can
you provide more info? All my pages are tiles definitions right now. How
would I cause the response page to use the new target (conditionally)?
what about s
Joe
Oh this one sounds good. I'm not sure how I'd actually DO that though.. can
you provide more info? All my pages are tiles definitions right now. How
would I cause the response page to use the new target (conditionally)?
On 7/11/05, Joe Germuska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When I've ha
Hmm.
I suppose it would be easier to just do the validation in JavaScript... but
I **really** dont want to. It just seems inconsistent.
So there's no way to change what browser the validate() returns to once
I've submitted the form and I'm in the validate() method? Some attribute on
the reques
Hi David,
If I'm understanding your goal correctly, then you won't be able to do
this without some sort of scripting because the form target is a purely
client-side attribute, you won't be able to change it from the
server-side, which is really what you'd want to do.
If scripting is OK with
When I've had to do something like this in the past, I didn't
actually change the target, but rather caused the response page to
use the new target as part of its page loading. That is, the
response page would have an onload handler which would load the
necessary content in a new target.
If
On 7/11/05, David Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all
> I have the following problem:
> I have a button on my form that uses javascript to change to form target
> before submitting because I'm exporting an RTF generated in my action to the
> new browser, as follows
>
> onclick="set('exp
David Johnson wrote the following on 7/11/2005 1:49 PM:
The thing is I want to be able to use the validate() method in my Form
object and return to the ORIGINAL browser if an error is encountered...
Hmmm, not sure about this, this sounds tricky but I bet someone more
knowledgeable knows the
Hi all
I have the following problem:
I have a button on my form that uses javascript to change to form target
before submitting because I'm exporting an RTF generated in my action to the
new browser, as follows
Create Graph (Popup)
function setFormTarget(newTarget){
document.forms[0].targe
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